It's why I use intellij instead of e.g. vim at the moment, I can use a lot of the features and they provide a definite advantage over my previous editor, VS Code, which was also pretty densely packed with features (although it has a much cleaner UI).
The other question is discoverability. I mean I'm sure vim is incredibly powerful, but none of the features are obvious and you have to trudge through two decades of websites to discover anything.
I've been unable to find out (actually I haven't really looked) how to use vim as a software developing tool (with basic features like autocomplete/suggest and error reporting)
The other question is discoverability. I mean I'm sure vim is incredibly powerful, but none of the features are obvious and you have to trudge through two decades of websites to discover anything.
I've been unable to find out (actually I haven't really looked) how to use vim as a software developing tool (with basic features like autocomplete/suggest and error reporting)